MS based peptide and protein sequencing via reactions of lysine residues with peroxycarbonate compounds
a technology of lysine residues and peroxycarbonate compounds, applied in the field of proteomics and analytical methods, can solve the problems of time-consuming and difficult separation and identification process of proteins that include enzymatic digestion, and achieve the effect of convenient and rapid method of quantifying proteins and high through-the-procedur
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[0021]Digestion by protease enzymes is an important part of the standard protocol used to provide protein primary structural information. Large proteins are converted in a predictable way to smaller peptide fragments that can be readily identified. Thus, the cornerstone methods used in protein identification are enzymatic proteolysis, separations such as chromatography and electrophoresis, and analysis of isolated small peptide fragments by mass spectrometry.
[0022]Chemical digestion of proteins has also provided strategies that are helpful in assignment of peptide sequences. Both chemical and enzymatic protein digestion, however, can be cumbersome and time-consuming and attempts to avoid this step by the use of powerful mass spectrometric “top-down” approaches are being explored to provide protein primary sequences.
[0023]Strategies that combine in one step a predictable chemical-based protein digestion with mass spectrometry might prove to be convenient for rapid primary peptide seq...
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